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Davina Romansky Jewelry

Jewelry made with mixed metals
sometimes cause mixed reactions -
both metallurgically and emotionally.

Davina Romansky creates jewelry
by mixing metals, precious gems,
and other items of interest.

Starting with natural shapes, many organic in style,
the combination of metals creates energy
within each piece.
Simple pieces become more layered
and dense. They seem to create more energy.
We always have a positive reaction
when we see it. 



Here is a piece called Silver and Gold Bangle
that includes black diamonds.





This ring is called Cactus Pearl - it's made with
copper, silver, and a pearl.





Our favorite piece is her
Caged Feathers Necklace.
Made with fine and sterling silver wire,
it features an abundance of Peacock Feathers.




We are captivated by her asymmetrical designs
that meander and build upon themselves.
They inspire our own strong, positive reactions
 and we enjoy that aspect of wearing
handcrafted jewelry.

What do you think?
Are you inspired by this work?
We'd love to know.



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Gail Crosman Moore Jewelry



Jewelry from Gail Crosman Moore always
delights us. Her handmade jewelry created
from felt and glass beads are often
botanically-inspired
and downright gorgeous.



Combining her handmade glass beads with
painstaking felt and fiber work
result in pieces that are colorful,
texture-filled, and delightful.




Sometimes the glass work takes
center stage while at other times the
fiber work becomes the highlight
of the piece.

 


Each is more beautiful and
multi-dimensional than the last.



Gail's creative talents
are rich and varied.

We look forward to seeing
more of her inspiring work.

Are you inspired by these pieces?
Let us know your thoughts;
we'd love to hear from you.
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Deb Karash Jewelry

We get a kick out of being surprised.
So, we were pleasantly surprised when we
discovered that jewelry made by
Deb Karash features the
    fusing of colored pencil on metal.



Drawing with colored pencils on a copper base,
using several shades to create each vibrant design,
then combining that piece with sterling silver
 results in delightful jewelry
with depth and texture.




Each new layer of nuanced color adds depth
and each layer of metal provides richly
textured dimension.



 
 
Fusing creative design with excellent
metalsmithing skills is just the beginning
of this multi-layered process.
Fusing multiple layers of pencil and patina
creates surprising and wonderful
jewelry that inspires us.
 
Does all of this inspire you?
Let us know what you think!
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